During the development of the Developer Conferences, the Cupertino-based company records each and every one of the workshops and conferences that are held, where developers can present their doubts, suggestions or problems to Apple engineers. Later Apple makes available to all users videos of all sessions via the company's developer page and through the WWDC application available for iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch mobile devices. Although they are also available through iTunes in the WWDC section.
But not everyone can attend these conferences and Apple is aware of this. To try to help the whole community, Apple just uploaded the latest transcribed conference videos so that any developer can access the content through a simple search. The search in addition to offering you the searched text, offers you the videos where those words appear, so that you can quickly view the transcript or watch the video. These transcripts are only available to developers, but if you are curious and want to enjoy what is covered in these meetings you can do it through the forms that I have mentioned above.
Apple makes the effort to transcribe all recordings in order to facilitate the developer community, who cannot attend, have first-hand information about the latest news that Apple has added to new versions of operating systems that will hit the market in September. This way, the community has enough time to add the new functions to their applications so that they are available from the first day the new version of the operating system hits the market. Only the most important developers are those who from the first day of launch release the update to take advantage of the news. The little ones, depending on the success of their apps, usually think about it more than once when updating their apps, especially if we talk about the Mac App Store.
